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Monday Update: Wilson St, Vision Zero, Traffic Calming
The resurfacing of the Southwest Path unfortunately got a little delayed by the heavy rains last week. It seems like the contractors were mostly done…
Monday Update: Vision Zero at TPPB, new bike lane on Ingersoll
Good news: there is a new counterflow bike lane on Ingersoll between Gorham and Sherman. While this is a short segment, it adds important infrastructure…
We have a new website!
You may have noticed it already, but we have a new website! Our previous website was basically as old as our organization itself, and so…
Monday Update: Wilson Street, Chip Seal Resource
Last Week Plans for the new Cedar Street connection between Park and Fish Hatchery changed at last week’s Transportation Commission. Instead of parking and two…
Monday Update: City Meetings and Advocacy Wins
This Week On Monday at 6:30pm the city will be hosting a Vilas Park Master Plan Public Meeting (virtual, registration is required). This promises to be a real humdinger…
Weekly Update: Last Days of Spring
The weather this weekend was perfect for bike ride. I hope everyone was able to take advantage and get outside. The wonderful temperature and lush…
Madison ranked second best US biking city
People for Bikes, a bike-industry sponsored advocacy group, just released their annual Places for Bikes City Rating results. And Madison made second place, up from…
Weekly update: Biking, urban design, and social upheaval
This image just feels like the last ten days The protests and other upheavals of the last ten days may seem to have little to…
Weekly Update: New rider panel video, Cedar St, MPO meeting
It’s the first week of June. In a normal year, yesterday you would have enjoyed Ride the Drive, and this morning you’d have visited your…
A difficult post to write
Madison Bikes is a bike advocacy organization, and I was scheduled to write one of our weekly posts “about all things bike in Madison.” But…
Weekly Update: New Facebook groups; Urban Design Commission; Bookclub
This Week No surprise – the week of Memorial Day is light in biking content, especially in the time of COVID. Get out on the…
Monday Update: Virtual Bike Month continues
Atwood Ave. with a lane closed for people on bikes A few virtual events happening this week, but there are some ongoing items we’d like…
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